Eklipse
AI video generators
Generative AI software
Synthetic media software
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What is Eklipse
Eklipse is an AI-assisted video tool focused on turning long-form gameplay and livestream recordings into short, shareable clips for social platforms. It targets streamers, gamers, and content creators who want automated highlight detection, clipping, and basic editing workflows. The product emphasizes game-centric templates and workflows (for example, identifying moments from streams and formatting them for vertical short-form output).
Automated stream highlight clipping
Eklipse centers on detecting highlight moments from long livestream or gameplay recordings and converting them into shorter clips. This reduces manual scrubbing and timestamping work compared with general-purpose editors. It fits creators who publish frequent short-form content derived from streams.
Social-ready short-form formats
The workflow is oriented around producing clips sized and formatted for common social channels. This helps creators move from raw footage to publishable assets without building custom presets in a traditional editor. It is particularly aligned to vertical and short-duration outputs used for creator distribution.
Creator-focused workflow and UX
The product is designed around creator tasks such as clipping, trimming, and preparing highlights rather than full post-production. For teams without dedicated video editors, this can simplify the path from capture to publish. It also aligns well with recurring content pipelines where speed matters more than advanced finishing.
AI results require review
Automated highlight selection can miss context, select suboptimal moments, or require manual trimming for pacing and compliance. Teams with strict editorial standards may need a review step before publishing. Output quality and relevance can vary depending on source audio, game type, and stream structure.
Less suited for full editing
Eklipse’s core value is clipping and repurposing rather than end-to-end video production. Users needing advanced motion graphics, multi-track audio mixing, or complex timelines may need another editor for finishing. This can introduce handoffs and additional export/import steps.
Gaming-first use case bias
The feature set and templates skew toward gameplay and livestream content. Organizations producing training, product marketing, or corporate communications may find fewer purpose-built assets and workflows. As a result, non-gaming teams may experience more manual setup to match brand requirements.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0.00 | Up to 15 highlights per stream, up to 720p with Eklipse watermark, limited processing and 14-day storage (Free plan available indefinitely). |
| Premium | $19.99 per month (or $149.99 per year) | 1080p (and higher 1440p in some Premium offers), watermark-free downloads, priority/faster processing, support for longer streams (up to 12 hrs), extended storage (up to 90 days), Kick & Google Drive import, AI editing features and templates. |
Usage-based / Add-ons (Pay-as-you-go): Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go for Pro Edits and credit packs Free tier/trial: N/A for Pro Edits (separate from Free plan) Example costs (official help pages):
- Pro Edits — Solo Drop Pack: $18.99 per edit
- Pro Edits — Triple Kill Pack: $49.99 (≈ $16.66/edit)
- Pro Edits — Hard Carry Pack: $99.99 (≈ $14.28/edit) Other add-ons / credits: Official documentation references purchasable YouTube/Minutes credits and top-ups; help pages list options starting at a 300-minute package tied to $19.99/month (see official credit/top-up guidance).
